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Black History Month Spotlight: Naya Rivera

Trinity students share how the late star's character on Glee impacted them

Kayla Padilla, Editor-in-Chief • February 12, 2021

Santana Lopez, Naya Rivera’s most memorable television character, served as a vessel for the Afro-Latinx queer experience for countless young girls. The late actress, who was tragically recovered on...

Classes shift online while sports receive green light

Students, athletes react to President Anderson's announcement

Gail Grady, Sports Reporter • January 19, 2021

On Thursday Jan. 14, Trinity surprised many students by announcing that all classes will be virtual from Jan. 25 until at least Feb. 8 due to the increased spread of COVID-19 and hospitalization rates...

Basketball, men’s tennis teams kick-start Trinity’s spring seasons

First games in 10 months return some sense of normalcy to Trinity

Brian Yancelson, Sports Editor • January 18, 2021

Last weekend, the men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Houston to face the University of St. Thomas while the men’s tennis team hosted Rice University. Most years, that sounds like a typical...

News brief: 11/6

Dana Nichols • November 5, 2020

Potential accessibility changes to face-covering policy.

How TikTok helped me find my new favorite musician

Jordyn Guzman • November 5, 2020

Screamo music has a new up and coming face, and he’s a TikTok star

Why Quentin Tarantino’s movies actually suck, Part I: Exploiting film actresses for his foot fetish

Victoria Stringer • November 4, 2020

This is not a personal attack on your taste in movies; we were all hoodwinked by the same algorithm.

Exploring the afterlife of San Antonio’s art organizations

Joshua Anaya • October 29, 2020

Exhibits and galleries in San Antonio re-open as art directors adjust operations to maintain safety

News brief: 10/30

Dana Nichols • October 29, 2020

Spike in COVID-19 cases, hiring committee for Dean of Students formed and more

Queer coding of American classic horror films

Savannah Wahlgren • October 28, 2020

Older filmmakers often turned to queer coding to communicate with their audience

Just because you’re hurting does not mean you can hurt others

Shelby Sperling • October 21, 2020

illustration by Kate NuelleSo you’ve had a bad day, or maybe even a bad month. Heck, maybe you’re having a bad year. If that’s the case, you’re not alone. Whether you struggle with...

Medieval and Renaissance studies relaunches colloquium

Jolie Francis • April 3, 2019

Students present on research and analysis of artworks through the Middle Ages and Renaissance